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Hello everyone! I wanted to let you know that the latest (and at this time, next to last) chapter of the story has been sent for review and editing. I hope to have it posted within the next few days.
I'm sorry that I have not been around and posting as frequently as previously. "Life Happens".
Abrazos y besos! - Krista
I have received several inquiries about if, or when, I will be finishing Fugitivas. I promise that I am working on it. I was almost done, when my computer decided to crash and burn and I lost a good chunk of what I had written (and saved). Soon, I promise. I just want to try and wrap things up. - Krista
Good morning, everyone! I know that many of you are used to seeing a new chapter for Fugitivas being posted on Friday. I'm sorry to tell you that there will be a delay in my posting as I wrap the story up. Lots of things happening! Thank you for your understanding.
Abrazos y besos! - Krista
I have placed a picture of the Lodi Arch on the cover page of Fugitivas. It has been mentioned in the story. The Arch sits at the edge of the downtown area of Lodi.
The Lodi Arch, designed by architect E B. Brown, was built in 1907, the year after Lodi became an incorporated city. The purpose of the Arch was to provide a formal, fancy entrance to the grounds of the Tokay Carnival, the first Lodi Grape Festival.
Many people will stop and take their picture in front of, or below, the Arch, provided traffic safety allows.
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